Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
G. MISCELLANY.

The snow storm stopped work ON tne
street railway.
The local ticket agents report a very u
business for the past week.
Book agents are numerous In our city,
| and fast becoming a plague.
Borne in Butte, Mont, October 81, 1887
to Mr.. and Mis-. R. H. Toole. a daughter.
A. O. H. Division No. 2 will meet to-
night at Miners Union Hall at 7:3O sharp.
Old residents say the present wintry snap
ia a sign OF fine weather for the rest OF the
fall.
There must be rare facilities for disposing
Of stolen goods in this city. Who are the
"fences?"
Early yesterday morning A. P. Stuart
was arrested while committing a nuisance
on East Park street.
The school children will have q vacation
| this week, as their instructors will be occu-
pied with the Teachers Institute.
Justice Lippincott deserves the hanks OF
the the community for establishing a pro-
hibitory rate OF bonding thugs.
John Doe was caught again yesterday
| fighting in a saloon. He will make his K
PLANTATION in Polio Court to-day.
Pat Hogan was up in the Police Court
last night for being drunk and asleep on
Main street. He was committed for five
days.
Aquiet weddingtook place on East Park
| street at about 8 O'Clock last night, when
0. C. Abbott and Miss Lottie Hackett we're
united by the Rev. W. E. King.
Mr.. Maize, Union Pacific Ticser Agent,
has Just received from the company four
magnificent mammoth photographs OF
Colorado scenery, 22x2S inches in size.
Mat: Nicholson followed the popular GUS
tom Of getting drunk and going asleep on
| Lower Rain street. He was arrested in
| the act yesterday and awaits trial.
Andrew Mullen awaits trial in the Police
Court, charged with having entered DIR.
Leavitt's Office yesterday morning and
stolen a SIT OF ocullst's Instruments.
There will be a social dance at the Carver
Hall, Rocker, tomorrow evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to all respectable
people to attend. G cd music will be in
attendance.
Acitizen bla mes the generous free lunches
in the saloons for the presence Of 80 many
obnoxious bummers. When a man can live
on 25 cents Il day he doesn't have to steal
very much to support himself.
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock the wife
of Levi s. Wild was delivered of a daughter,
still-born. This is the first affection of Mr..
and Mrs. Wild, and they have the sympa.
thy of many friends in this city.
Before JUS tice Hamilton. last night,
Harry Gardiner answered n charge OF
threatening to fight on Main street. He
was found guilty, and given five days to re-
fleet on the error Of his ways.
Last Dight Mrs. Robinson was tried be-
fore Justice Dingevon, on Il charge OF hav-
ing abstracted certain articles from the
trunk Of her lodeer, Mrs. Octave Lamar,
in payment of rent. Case dismissed.
The annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church ia to be held in i tt. On
the 9Th auC 9th OF November. Rev. W y.
King is making arrangements for visi iry
brethren who will lumber thirty or ;.'rr
Probably the greatest OF Englis', co &C
vocalists, Jolly Nash, makes bis tlr.t ap-
pearance at the Comique tomorrow even
ing. lie has in his possession a magnificent
gold cornet presented to him by the Prince
OF Wales, which he prizes very highly.
In the notice OF the gift OF tobacco to the
prisoners at the jail in yesterdays MINER,
the name o. the donor should have been
PEELED "Heyman" instead OF Raymond"
lt.waslAbe Heyman. who keeps a cigar store
on the corner Of Main and Broadway.
When Chas. Honegger. who captured
keefe, was asked where he got the nerve
shop OhooIC I'LL W OIIOw up ire LDl6l IN
the fall Of the murderous discha rges OF his
pistol, he replied: mo man can shoot at
me aud then get away. if l can hely it,"
The man Keefe, who did the shooting at
the William Tell House Friday evening,
and gave his name as Charley johnson,
was examined before Justice Lippincott
this morning and bound over in the sum of
$4,000. to await action ii the Grand
Jury.
Yesterday Mrs. May White, a young
woman left in destitute circumstances by
the death OF her husband, and wishing to
join her mother at Granite. applied to
Sheriff Lloyd for assistance. The Sheriff
procured her q ticket to Granite. and S5
to pay her expenses.
Martin Scion, the tunnel foreman who
hr"ke dishes in the Chinese restaurant on
West Broadway, Saturday night, and as
saulted the proprietor, is also charged with
creating a disturbance in a Main street
saloon. The Chinaman estimates the
damage to his dishes at $1.5O.